Hulk Hogan

Online media mogul Bryan Goldberg—founder of Bustle, Elite Daily and Bleacher Report—bought Gawker.com for around $1.5 million. Hulk Hogan will net nearly half of the proceeds.

Peter Thiel’s openness about the extreme avenues he was considering going down to destroy Gawker could come back to haunt him should he face a ‘tortious interference’ lawsuit.

National Geographic’s two-night mini-series event, The State (continues tonight at 9/8c), offers a riveting look into the lives of Western citizens turned ISIS soldiers.

The Sundance documentary ‘Nobody Speak’ chronicles how an angry billionaire was able to take down the news site Gawker out of spite, providing a disturbing window into our future.

Bringing an end to the legal beef that killed Gawker, Hulk Hogan is set for another multimillion-dollar payout—and three Gawker articles will disappear from the internet.

Univision acquired Gawker Media at a private bankruptcy auction Tuesday, but the future of the flagship gossip site, Gawker.com, remains unknown.

After a Florida judge ruled Gawker and Nick Denton should start paying Hulk Hogan $140.1 million in damages, Denton today filed for personal bankruptcy.